Stockholm Published November 16, 2014 at. 05:06
ISP Bahnhof uses a technical solution to get around the law on data storage.
The solution, which the company calls “Plan B” is to users surf through a foundation, reports Swedish Radio P1 program Calibre.
According to the directive on data retention in Sweden, companies need to store data about who is surfing and e-mailing for the authorities to solve and prevent crime.
Critics argue, however, that it actually moves on mass surveillance, and last spring gave the EU court them right when it held that the Data Retention Directive was an excessive intrusion into people’s private lives. But still apply Swedish law under Swedish court.
Bahnhofs solution involves users will be able to press a button that makes them rather than surfing through an anonymization.
– The is a technical solution that enables us to begin the data store, but still, our customers avoid data storage, says the company’s communications manager Jon grounded into Calibre.
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